Hi Phil, I totally agree, as I state in my post, that the SB or TP normally provide the clock and Slimserver "slaves" to it, providing audio data as required. However, with most Internet radio, the server provides the clock, so the SB or TP must "slave" to it. AFAIK, the SB and TP do not actually slave the DAC clock to the Internet radio source, so they must use some sort of ASRC, which could be as simple as just dropping or duping samples to keep the buffer filled appropriately. This also must be true of synchronized playback with multiple SB; with multiple units in sync there has to be one master and everyone else is a slave... My guess is that Slimserver is the master and the SB become slaves in synchronized playback mode.
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